Fur harvester class set for Garnett this Saturday
State education program for hunters and trappers schedules a fur harvester certification class in Garnett Town Hall Center West Fifth Street on Saturday October 20 from 8 am to 5 pm. Participants should bring a sack lunch and call Bill Brecheisen at 448-3887 for details.
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Garnett
Town Hall Center
West Fifth Street
Bill Brecheisen
Wellsville
American Legion Hall
Fish and Main Street
Tis
Kansas
KU Lawrences Seventh Anno Sunrun 5K 10K Benefit
The Seventh Anno Sunrun 5K and 10K marathon at KU will take place October 14 at 8 am. Sponsored by Kappa Alpha Theta, the event benefits Court Appointed Special Advocates CASA to aid abused and neglected children. Entry is $12, includes a T-shirt, race starts at the Pharmacy Research Building KU West Campus. contact Holly Hughes at 913-865-3929 for more information.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas’ Kappa Alpha, Theta Sorority
CASA
Pharmacy Research
Ku-West
Holly Hughes
Jones tops Texas field with 63 at Oak Hills
At San Antonio Texas Steve Jones shot a 7 under par 63 to take a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the Texas Open. He entered 12 under par 128 total after a front nine 29 highlighted by a 15-foot eagle at the par-5 fifth. A slow pace and a tee shot off a tree for bogey marked his round.
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San Antonio
Texas
Steve Jones
Jones
Oak Hills
Daniel shoots career best as Sheehan leads Center Classic thriller
Beth Daniel holes out a 174-yard 14th for a rare ace and climbs within two of Paty Sheehan at the Center Classic. Sheehan posts 7-under 65 to reach 132 after two rounds, Daniel shoots 63 to stand at 134, with Cathy Gerrin also a 63. Lopez McGeorge Pitcock trail at 137, Ottawa notices follow unrelated.
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Tallahassee
Cathy Gerrin
Killeam Country Club
Daniel
Nancy Lopez
Missie McGeorge
Joan Pitcock
Sheehan
Ottawa High rally edges Chanute for fourth straight win
Ottawa High Cyclones overcome a 14-0 first-half deficit to beat Chanute 28-26 at Steve Grogan Stadium. Key plays include a 25 yard interception return by Cornelius Kingcannon and a late Chanute onside kick recovery that was nullified by a turnover sealing the victory. Burgoon led Ottawa with 100 rushing yards on 21 carries and a 1 yard TD, as Noah Mann connected on a 29 yard pass to Tom Bailiff early.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High
Ron Mann
Steve Grogan
Ottawa
Cyclones
Labette County
Mann
OHS
Chanute
Travis Schell
Blue Comets
Nathan Carman
Schell
Chanuie
Noah Mann
Tom Bailiff
Chad Burgoon
Burgoon
Dan Tyson
Cornelius Kingcannon
Jason Greenwood
Kingcannon
Greenwood
Gary Beggs
Carman
Cory Norwood
Steve Zak
Marmaton Valley tops Williamsburg 34 18 to end Panthers bid
Marmaton Valley defeats Williamsburg 34 18 as the Panthers stumble in Three Rivers Division IT play. Williams burg, 2-4 overall, failed to capitalize on two opportunities inside Marmaton Valley's 10 yard line. Ard scores three for Marmaton Valley and Weers throws for 14 of 33 with two interceptions. Williamsburg hosts Kansas School for the Deaf next Friday as homecoming also planned.
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Wildcats
Panthers
Shane Adams
Marmaton Valley
Ross
Ard
Williamsburg
Kansas School For the Deaf
Olathe
Prep Scores Andover, Chaparral Football Results
A compact roundup lists high school football scores across Kansas, with teams like Andover, Chaparral, Arkansas City, McPherson, Belle Plaine, Belleville, and many others posting wins or losses. Notable large margins include Claflin 60 over Quivira Heights 14 and Colby 47 over St Francis 7, reflecting a day of varied results across districts.
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Andover
Chaparral
Arkansas City
McPherson
Ashland
Copeland
Attica
Argonia
Belle Plaine
Medicine Lodge
Belleville
Linn
Beloit
Wamego
Blue Valley North
St. Thomas Aquinas
Blue Valley
Randolph
Axtell
Claflin
Quivira Heights
Colby
St. Francis
Coldwater
Bucklin
Conway Springs
Caldwell
Derby
el Dorado
DeSoto
Piper
Dexter
Cedarvale
Downs
Sylvan Grove
Effingham
Royal Valley
Elwood
South Nodaway
Reds Turn Tables in NL Playoffs Split
Reds rally to beat Pirates 2 1 at Riverfront as Bonds doubles in fifth to tie series. O Neill drove in two and Davis earlier made an RBI double for a 4 3 Pirates win. Series resumes Monday in Pittsburgh.
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Jim Donaghy
Cincinnati
Barry Bonds
Paul O'Neill
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Bonds
O'Neill
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Eric Davis
Andy van Slyke
RBI
Pittsburgh
Danny Jackson
Zane
Smith
Doug Drabek
Tom Browning
Browning
Rob Dibble
Randy Myers
Drabek
Barry Larkin
Herm Winningham
Winningham
Dueling arms in Game 1 of AL playoffs
Boston and Oakland prepare for Game 1 as Stewart and Clemens, the era's two top winners, clash at Fenway. Stewart leads head to head with Clemens in 60 meetings since 1986, while Clemens recently returned from tendinitis to pitch six shutout innings against Toronto. Boston manager Joe Morgan notes pressure on Clemens, and Stewart emphasizes focus when facing his rival.
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Ben Walker
Boston
Stewart
Clemens
Dave Stewart
Oakland Athletics
Roger Clemens
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Oakland
Joe Morgan
Toronto
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OWGA
Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Grabham
F. Warmack
B. Sell
P. Wiggins
D. South
P. Harper
G. Badders
J. Shultz
B. Campbell
D. Webster
A. Whitley
Ottawa Country Club
OCC
Eam
Keith
Jay Dee Weers
Chet Hermreck
Burg
Weers
Adams
Gene Stinebaugh
Jason McClure
Bluestem
Sedan
Buhler
Andale
Burlingame
Madison
Caney Valley
Neodesha
Canton-Galva-Goesse
Eureka
Central Christian
Trinity
Chapman
Abilene
Chase County
Council Grove
Cheney
Garden Plain
Chetopa
Thayer
Hinthills
Hamilton
Font Scott
Independence
Frankfort
Washington
Predonia
Circle
Frontenac
Baxter Springs
Garden City
Wichita Southeast
Baldwin & Goddard
Mulvane Goodland
Oberlin
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